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[omnetpp] Random node placements



Hi all,

I am using the Mobility Framework and want to place hosts on a line (mobility.y=100) with a randomly chosen mobility.x. 
Setting mobility.x to '-1' while leaving mobility.y at 100 does not result in the intended variation only on the x-axis, but hosts are scattered all over the playground, as if both x and y are -1. Is this a bug or a feature?

Is there an easy way to do this (using the omnetpp RNGs)? Currently my hosts are evenly-spaced (by a shell script setting mobility.x = previous mobility.x + <some-space-inbetween>. An easy way would be to set the mobility.x with random variables from /dev/random, but that would result in non-reproducible host positions.

Any hints? Thanks!

Greets,
Martijn van Eenennaam
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